Patrick Connolly, Co-Chair of Foley Hoag's Emerging Company & Venture Capital Practice, will join Startup Week Boston for a discussion on the considerations and challenges of starting your own company.
Topics will include:
You were inspired to start a company from your current full-time jobs work - where is the line of what you own versus what your full-time job owns?
What other additional legal implications should you keep in mind when leaving your full-time job to start a company in a similar space?
Can you approach customers you worked with, with a past full-time job, for your new startup?
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or already on the path to entrepreneurship, this session will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to succeed in the dynamic world of startups.
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